Wladimir Klitschko isn’t thinking the way many others are about his April 29 heavyweight-title unification bout against England’s Anthony Joshua.
But when the 40-year-old Ukrainian says, “It’s perfect timing,” in reference to his coming showdown at London’s Wembley Stadium against the 27-year-old Joshua (18-0, 18 knockouts), the sport nods its head affirmatively.
